Education & Outreach
At South Big Horn Conservation District, we believe that education is key to promoting natural resource conservation. Our outreach programs are designed to empower local citizens with the knowledge and tools they need to make a positive impact in our community. By highlighting the benefits of conservation, we inspire individuals to take action and create a more sustainable future for generations to come. Our programs provide farmers and ranchers with access to new technologies, tools, and resources that can increase productivity and profitability while also reducing the negative impact of their operations on nearby streams.
7th Grade Water Monitoring​
Ashley and Curtis conducted an outreach session with 7th-grade students from Greybull and Riverside Middle School. The students were educated on water quality and the significance of macroinvertebrates. 49 students attended.
Lifecycle of a butterfly
Ashley and Curtis conducted an outreach session with 7th-grade students from Greybull and Riverside Middle School. The students were educated on water quality and the significance of macroinvertebrates. 49 students attended.
Greybull Elementary Career Days
Ashley and Curtis spoke with 215 Greybull Elementary students ranging from Pre-K to 5th Grade about our careers and why they are important.
Wildlife Leave No Trace
Ashley and Curtis presented to 8th grade students from five Big Horn County Schools about water quality during the Wildlife Leave No Trace days. 142 students attended and each student received a life straw.
Soil Health - Dirt Babies
Ashley and Curtis spoke with 29 Greybull Elementary 3rd grade students about the importance of soil. Students were able to make dirt babies to take home with them.
Earth Days
Ashley, Curtis and Laura presented to 35 Kindergarten students about the importance of trees. Each student took home a Colorado Blue Spruce seedling to plant.
